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2005 | Color | 110 min

Through archival images and interviews, Ripstein reveals the conflicts of a generation which idealized revolutionary socialism thirty years ago and has now become part of the establishment


Country: México
Direction: Ripstein; Arturo
Production: Alejandro Ripstein, Carlos A Morale
Photography: De Llac; Esteban
Sound: Pavón; Javier
Music: Lara; Leoncio
Cast:René Arredondo, Saúl López De La Torre, Alberto Ulloa, Romeo Valentín

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